Unit-based
Purchase a defined number of assessments for pilots, lower-volume use, or predictable needs.
Pricing video guide
How our assessment pricing works.
The right pricing structure depends on how your organization will use the assessment, not a one-size-fits-all package.
Watch the overview
Choose the structure that fits actual use.
This short video explains the main pricing approaches and the business factors that should guide the decision.
Three common approaches
Match the pricing model to the demand.
Unlimited use
Create more predictable costs when assessment demand is steady, recurring, or difficult to forecast.
Enterprise
Structure broader access and support across locations, job families, teams, or workforce programs.
What we need to quote accurately
Start with the business requirement.
A useful quote begins with expected use, not a generic price sheet.
- Assessment or workforce decision being supported
- Estimated participant volume and hiring frequency
- Number of locations, teams, or job families
- Reporting, training, and implementation requirements
- Timing and expected growth in usage
Pricing questions
Direct answers before you request a quote.
How does assessment pricing work?
Pricing depends on the assessment solution, expected usage, workforce size, hiring frequency, and the level of implementation support required. The Assessment Company can structure unit-based, unlimited-use, or enterprise options around those needs.
What is unit-based assessment pricing?
Unit-based pricing is designed for organizations that want to purchase a defined number of assessments. It can fit lower-volume, occasional, or pilot use when demand is reasonably predictable.
When does unlimited-use pricing make sense?
Unlimited-use pricing may fit organizations with steady or high assessment volume that want predictable costs and broader access. The value depends on expected usage, the selected solution, and the scope of the agreement.
What is enterprise assessment pricing?
Enterprise pricing is designed for larger or more complex implementations, such as multiple locations, business units, job families, or workforce programs. The final structure is based on scope and support requirements.
Are reports and support included?
The proposal identifies what is included, such as assessment access, reports, platform use, implementation support, or training. The goal is to make the full investment clear before the organization commits.
How can an organization get an exact quote?
Contact The Assessment Company with the solution, estimated number of participants, hiring or development goals, and expected timing. That information allows us to recommend the most practical pricing structure.